> Is there a good reason browsers could and or should not support ts out of the box?
Yes, there is a reason. Most critical requirement for the "language-behind-web-UI" is to be efficiently parseable (parsing speed and memory). So it should have one-pass compiler/interpreter without the need of building AST (syntax tree). Speed of execution and type strictness is on the third and tenth places correspondingly.
Yes, there is a reason. Most critical requirement for the "language-behind-web-UI" is to be efficiently parseable (parsing speed and memory). So it should have one-pass compiler/interpreter without the need of building AST (syntax tree). Speed of execution and type strictness is on the third and tenth places correspondingly.
JS matches that basic requirement but TS is not.